43Kadri43
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Centers vs wingers are a bit of a myth.
Only in your head. Centres are significantly more involved in the game; they deserve to be paid more
Centers vs wingers are a bit of a myth.
Just sign already!!!
Sorry if you’ve explained this already, but I’d like to understand why you believe 10.5 x 5 is a ‘Fair’ offer for Mitch? To clarify, I’m not being condescending, I’m genuinely curious. Although I can see the leafs ultimately giving into a deal like that (maybe), I definitely don’t believe it to be fair. It’s an Overpayment in my books. I don’t see him as being worth 2 mil more then Aho or only 1 mil less then Matthews. He should be at most 9.5 x 5 in my opinion
Even if you think Marner is a little better than Aho (which I think is VERY debatable)... is he really two million aav and 1 extra first round pick better?The sides are so far apart that an OS is really the only logical way out now to end this.
Leafs are said to have offered a $10.5 mil X 8 year deal (buying up 4 years of UFA status) to Marner, but Mitch wants a deal similar to Matthews of $10.5-11 mil X 5 years only (selling off only 1 year of UFA status)
So if Marner gets a team to give him his $10.5 mil X 5 years and Leafs match its a WIN WIN for him as he gets his contract and his team of choice.
The sides are so far apart that an OS is really the only logical way out now to end this.
Leafs are said to have offered a $10.5 mil X 8 year deal (buying up 4 years of UFA status) to Marner, but Mitch wants a deal similar to Matthews of $10.5-11 mil X 5 years only (selling off only 1 year of UFA status)
So if Marner gets a team to give him his $10.5 mil X 5 years and Leafs match its a WIN WIN for him as he gets his contract and his team of choice.
The leafs can sign Marner up to Dec 1st. There is no cap penalty. That has long ago been debunked.Not sure how an OS would be the way out if no other team is overpaying Marner on an OS...if he doesn't sign and it goes into the start of the season, he's going to have to sit out and lose money because the Leafs won't have the cap space to sign him then. He's got alot to lose if his camp can't come to an agreement...I'm thinking it's going to be a 3 year bridge deal.
The sides are so far apart that an OS is really the only logical way out now to end this.
Leafs are said to have offered a $10.5 mil X 8 year deal (buying up 4 years of UFA status) to Marner, but Mitch wants a deal similar to Matthews of $10.5-11 mil X 5 years only (selling off only 1 year of UFA status)
So if Marner gets a team to give him his $10.5 mil X 5 years OS and Leafs match its a WIN WIN for him as he gets his contract and his team of choice, and forced the GMs hand to his will.
Without the OS what logical reason would Dubas have to change positions from wanting 8 years if Marner wants double digits to agreeing to get to 5 years at the same rate?
So your post should be just sign the offersheet already!!
Goals per game are a bit of a joke. Why not total goals? Why not primary points? Because he has only hit 40 goals 3 years ago as a career high. He was 17th in goals this year and 44th in points. The torquing around here is something else.
No team is helping the Leafs to get Marner signed.
Only a massive overpayment OS will the Leafs walk away from and take the 4 X first rounders. No team is overpaying in $ and picks and furthermore Marner won't even be signing an overpayment OS because he knows he's gone if he does. He's not going anywhere as everyone knows. It's a bluff.
Now you can say you don't know that to be a fact. To that I would say - time will tell if I am wrong or right.
Even if you think Marner is a little better than Aho (which I think is VERY debatable)... is he really two million aav and 1 extra first round pick better?
Cheap/poor Carolina probably wouldn't have matched Aho 10.5x5, and the leafs almost certainly will for Marner. So why wouldn't they have just offered it to Aho? It doesn't make any sense.
I also don't think Tampa would match 10.5x5 for Point, and I question if the Avs' would for Rantanen. So why on earth would they for Marner?
None of this makes any sense. It's not going to happen.
Teams might give Marner his $11M AAV but not for a years. They will want 7. Just like the Leafs do.
10mm per for how long. I was unaware of any offer.
cost to sign Marner:
- Leafs 10+ AAV
- Other teams 10+ AAV and four 1st round picks
Basically if Marner doesn't get an offer sheet for a 4 or 5 year deal he will have to capitulate or hold out like Nylander.
The reality is that no team is gong to give up 4 1st round picks on a 5 year contract. The earlier proposed offers from NYI or NJ was 7 years and rejected by Marner as too long.
yepCorrect. Cost to aquire for other teams is just too high for a player of Marner's calibre.
In real life Marner is only marginally better than Aho. Leafs should be getting Mitch on a deal similar to the OS the Aho just signed.
However offersheets are not based on player comparables, they're based on compensation levels to acquire that player.
If some team called up Dubas and offered him 2 X 1sts, 2nd and 3rd for Marner do you think he would take it? If the answer is NO then you have your answer if some team offersheets Marner and $10.5 mil X 5 years as to what Dubas would do.
Ditto for TB with point Point or Colorado with Rantanen. I believe all 3 teams wouldn't prefer the picks to their own player, as the compensation isn't high enough to walk away. IMO
Exactly.Leafs are matching under 4 firsts threshold and everyone knows it so it's a waste of time to submit that OS unless your goal is to help the Leafs sign Marner and drive RFA salary costs up for every team.
Yep. Matthews contributed to 85.5% of his team's goals while on the ice (1st among all players with >1000 minutes). Marner contributed to 73.4%, good for 38th. Matthews is incredible at driving offenseOnly in your head. Centres are significantly more involved in the game; they deserve to be paid more